The Coming Sermon on a Living Christ for the Future
A preacher envisions the future religious exhortation shaped by a living Christ rather than rigid theology. He argues sermons must be brief, popular, and practical, illustrating truth with everyday life and earning broad, urgent appeal across Christian workers and churches.
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New York
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Earth round theory sparks Portsmouth protest against Sir John Gorst
A British education chief Sir John Gorst faces protest from Ebenezer Breach and Portsmouth taxpayers who demand Schools drop the sphere earth teaching. They threaten legal action under the imposters act and vow to push the case to London, with possible trials for Sir John.
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Ebenezer
Sir John
Ebenezer Breach
John
London
Southampton
Portsmouth
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Smithfield
Tetterine remedy praised for eczema cure claims
A reader endorses Tetterine as a cure for eczema after using it for a few days and offers to sell boxes to friends. Advertises by mail and at ¢ cents per dozen through J T Shuptrine. Also notes a new brown color called Burned bread brown influencing autumn apparel and accessories.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Ills
Promises a cure for sickness and discouragement using Hood's Sarsaparilla. Claims thousands already healed and urges faithful, persistent use to achieve similar results.
Votive Resolution Echoes Thanks After Georgia Meeting
A Georgia meeting closes with a vote of thanks in a resolution praising contributors. The seventh and eighth clauses commend the railroad for reduced fares and thanks God for the gathering in power and demonstration.
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Georgia
Claus
God
Patented cures and earthquake reports flood era ads
One hundred dollars reward for catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Toledo merchants endorse F J Cugsey & Co. and W est & Berga Wholesale Druggists. Testimonials praise Piso's Cure and various tonics. Earthquake shocks in Asia Minor devastate 1 600 shops and cost many lives. reports indicate widespread damage and relief efforts.
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Props
Toledo
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Simon & Marvis
Rugg
Ohio
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Testim Hall
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Asia Minor
Old Ruins to Be Sold at Public Auction
The ruins of Chepstow Castle in England, once held by Henry Marten after the restoration, are to be sold at public auction. The site, near the Wye with cliffs, dates to William the Conqueror and saw two sieges, passing through several noble families before the Duke of Beaufort’s order puts it on sale. In Grobogan a boiling mud lake with vast steam columns is described. A medicinal claim touts Ere's With Curing and Tar as a treatment for consumption, promising relief and potential recovery.
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Disjointed Snippets Mention Turxam Dye and Russian Caisson
The fragmentary text mentions Turxam Papiness Dye colors and a bi color process for silk wool or cotton. It notes a Russian committee testing a new underwater caisson invented by L Astorcoff and references travel salesmen in the South and a theater audience stamping idea.
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Dusty Roads Golfers Reflect on Plagiarism Claims
Fragmentary dialogue discusses accusations of copying work and self reflection on past behavior among a circle of golfers. The text references travel and training themes with unclear details about individuals or events.
Greensboro NC Offers Treatment for Liquor Opium Morphine Addictions
A Greensboro notice promotes treatment for liquor opium morphine and other drug addictions, and outlines rail connections for travel to major points. It lists through sleeping cars to Portsmouth and connections to Baltimore Philadelphia and New York, with trains 402 and 403 from Charlotte and Lincolnton.
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Wales Beer Request Etiquette Taught by Topeka Attorney
Well-known Topeka attorney J. Willis Gleed travels to Wales on business. Howell Jones instructs Gleed on how to ask for two glasses of beer in Welsh. The lesson centers on a proper Welsh phrase for requesting beer, reflecting light cross-cultural humor.
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J. Willis Gleed
Topeka
Howell Jones
Britain Sees Surge in Card Packs Use
Card playing has increased in Britain with more than 2 250 000 new packs used last year an rise of 250 000 from the prior year and 300 000 on eighteen percent growth in popularity noted across the country.
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